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Launch of the New European Bauhaus Prizes

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Programmes Missions New European Bauhaus Horizon Europe JRC Green Deal

Applications are now open for the first New European Bauhaus Prizes, launched by Commissioner Ferreira and Commissioner Gabriel during the New European Bauhaus Conference.

The New European Bauhaus Initiative has the ambition to make the Green Deal a cultural, human-centred and positive, tangible experience.

To accelerate the green transition, contribute to the recovery and ensure a better living together for all, we have to capitalise on the existing wealth of knowledge, experience and capacities as much as to call for new visions, ideas and solutions. The New European Bauhaus Prizes will encourage that.

The deadline for submission is 31 May 2021.

More information can be found here

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